Buddhas and Kami in Japan: Honji Suijaku as a Combinatory Paradigm
by Fabio Rambelli, Mark Teeuwen
Fabio Rambelli and Mark Teeuwen explore honji suijaku, a combinatory paradigm linking Buddhas and kami in Japan. This scholarly study offers readers an introduction to a central framework for examining the relationship between Buddhist and kami traditions within Japanese religious and historical thought.
About This Book
Buddhas and Kami in Japan examines honji suijaku, a combinatory paradigm associated with the relationship between Buddhist figures and kami.
Authored by Fabio Rambelli and Mark Teeuwen, the book focuses on a significant framework for understanding Japanese religious thought.
Its subject will interest readers studying Buddhism, Shinto, Japanese history, and the interaction of religious traditions.
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